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Tag Archives: sen obama
Obama’s Foreign Donors
Pamela Geller writes: I have been researching, documenting and studying thousands upon thousands of Obama’s campaign donations for the past month. Egregious abuse was immediately evident and I published the results of my ongoing investigation. Each subsequent post built a … Continue reading →
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The Clintons & Race
Evan Gahr writes for Human Events: Former New York City Mayor Ed Koch likes to call himself “a liberal with sanity.” Koch tends to casually blurt out entirely logical opinions which invariably offend what should be any liberal’s core constituencies. … Continue reading →
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Jew-Hating Christian Leader & Obama Supporter Attacks Philanthropist
Robert J. Avrech blogs: Daphna Ziman Daphna Ziman is a Jewish philanthropist in Los Angles. Her work with the African American community is well known. Last night, she was supposed to be honored. Instead she was subjected to a vicious … Continue reading →
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Who Is Barack Obama?
Dennis Prager writes: Who is Barack Obama? The truth is that neither Sen. Obama’s supporters nor opponents can answer that question. We know he is bright, eloquent and charismatic. But if he were elected president of the United States, he … Continue reading →
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